Wadi-Wadi

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Language: Wadi-Wadi
Alternate names: Wadi Wadi, Wathiwathi, Watthiwatthi, Wattewatte, Watty-watty, Wotti-wotti, Withaija, Wohdi Wohdi, Wadiwadi, Watte, Watte Watte, Watte-Watte, Watte watte, Wotte Wotte, Watty Watty, Wot te Wot te, Wathi-Wathi, Watty-Watty, Wa-thi-wa-thi, Wati wati, Wathi wathi, Wathi-wathi, Ouotti-Ouotti, Wathie Waithie, Wattee Wattee, Wathi-Watthi, Watthi-watthi, Watthi Watthi, Watty tribe, Wattu Wattu [Wati = no], Wathi Wathi, Watti-watti, Watti Watti, Wati wathi, Wotty-wotty, Wotty Wotty, Wotty-Wotty, Wotty, Wati-wati, Wotti Wotti, Wata Wata, Wata, Wadi-wadi, Woani, Woonyi, Swan Hill tribe, Swan Hill and Tyntynder dialects, Piangill blacks, Piangil dialect, Piangil, Biangil, Dacournditch
Language code: xwd
Language family: Australian, Pama-Nyungan, Kulin (SIL classification)
Number of speakers: 0?
Vulnerability: Dormant
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